VINYL FORMAT. Barely five years into his recording career in 1973, Townes Van Zandt classics like "Pancho and Lefty," "Rex's Blues" and "Lungs" helped carve out the man's folk hero status among luminaries like Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, and Steve Earle. Live at the Old Quarter, a set recorded in 1973 and first released in 1977, helped seal his critical reputation -- while perhaps simultaneously driving yet another nail into the coffin of Van Zandt's cult status. No one can doubt, even in retrospective, ...   [ read more ]

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Another Nail in the Coffin was originally released in 1989 on the tiny and doomed Resonance label -- a company so doomed, in fact, that it went out of business just months after the album's release, consigning this minor classic of Cleveland rock & roll to the dustbin of pop music history. Not permanently, however, thanks to the good folks at the defiantly indie-minded ROIR label, which reissued the album in 2004 with new liner notes and another entire album's worth of live tracks, alternate...   [ read more ]

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Coming along somewhat late into the boy band phenomenon of the late '90s and early 2000s, Dream Street took a while to get started, but they managed a gold album with their self-titled debut on Edel Records in 2001, and this quasi-soundtrack on Columbia reprises their best-known songs in remixes and new versions of "It Happens Every Time" and "I Say Yeah," which earned some chart recognition. The disc gives over seven of its 11 tracks to Dream Street, with three songs by Ruby Blue and ...   [ read more ]

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